Yellow, Yellow-rumpled, and Palm Warblers with a Song Sparrow joining them.
Happy Spring!
Good birding, Ann
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I haven’t seen this mentioned yet, so I thought I’d post it: on Monday late
afternoon, there were two Blue-gray Gnatcatchers calling repeatedly and softly
from a couple different treetop locations along Fall Creek, upstream from the
green footbridge over Fall Creek, in the Stewart Park and
I just spotted three bright, male Yellow-rumped Warblers at the edge of the
pond in Sapsucker Woods near the gate in the Wilson Trail that leads to the
building.
Anne Marie Johnson
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Your turkey sighting reminds me that yesterday morning there was a female
turkey in a backyard at the North end of Muriel Street, near the Boces path
and would not be hard to get to or from SSW from there.
Linda Orkin
On Wed, Apr 22, 2015 at 10:06 AM, Mark Chao markc...@imt.org wrote:
The
The GREAT HORNED OWL mother and her two chicks have been at their nest on
the Newman Municipal Golf course throughout this week. On Monday, the
mother perched just off the nest. On Tuesday, she was about 30 feet away on
a neighboring tree. Today she was back on the nest with the owlets, maybe
In addition to several singing YELLOW WARBLERS along the north side of the
pond at Sapsucker Woods, at least 40 Yellow-rumped Warblers were present
this morning. Yesterday, a PALM WARBLER was singing at the Sherwood
Platform.
Livia and I had our first SPOTTED SANDPIPERS in the lagoon/turnaround
I thought some might be interested in this event tomorrow evening. Apologies if
it was already posted; I've been out of town and may have missed it.
Revitalizing the Renwick Wildwood Fuertes Bird Sanctuary Through
Community-Conservation Efforts
Thursday, April 23, 6:30pm
@ Borg Warner Room,
While taking a late lunch on my back deck (northeast Ithaca), I watched a small
kettle of 4 BROAD-WINGED HAWKS moving through a patch of blue sky, and at least
8 different COMMON LOONS barreling north just under the clouds.
KEN
Kenneth V. Rosenberg
Conservation Science Program
Cornell Lab of
I just saw 4 C. LOONS all at once in my field of view (binocs) here at the
lake. Then they were calling a lot, standing up and flapping wings, diving and
coming up farther away.
Donna L. Scott
Lansing Station Road
Lansing
From: bounce-119084040-15001...@list.cornell.edu
Well I'm hopeless looking for raptor nests. I went by Christopher Lane
between 6:30 and 7:00 when I thought would be the best times, and didn't
see the Merlin once. Nice that Mark saw it though. I would like to know
of other Merlin sightings, please. (Not that I'm going to see it.)
John Confer
I drove up the lake today hoping that, with the recent southerly flow of air,
there would be some new guys around. And there were.
Large numbers of Tree Swallows were swarming over the pool at the refuge
visitor’s center along with 20 Purple Martins, a few Barn Swallows and a lone
BANK
Hi all,
A CLIFF SWALLOW and a YELLOW WARBLER are currently on the pond at Sapsucker
Woods.
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?Hi all.
Recently I had chance to look at the spectrograms of the songs of Chipping
sparrow and Dark-eyed junco as they are considered to be difficult to
distinguish.
Chipping Sparrow does beautiful variation in its song. The energy level peaks
either at higher frequency in every subsequent
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